Victor Vescovo

And I just stood on the shoulders of my ancestors who worked hard, played by the rules, and allowed me to achieve the things that I did.

Where did you grow up?

I grew up in Dallas, Texas.

Born and raised Texan, even though I don't have the accent.

When I was three years old, my family lived in Connecticut, so I learned how to talk there, but I'm a true-blood Texan.

What were you into as a kid?

I was a quiet kid.

I loved to read.

In fact, the first book I ever checked out of a library

was a military history book, God help me.

So I've always had a fascination with history and military affairs, but I also, I think the most dangerous thing my parents ever did was they gave me a bicycle when I was seven and they didn't see me for a while.

I just loved going way, way out to explore my world and come back at night to their horror.

So yeah, I was quiet.

I had a very small circle of dedicated friends, played Dungeons and Dragons in high school, big nerd, focused a lot on math and science, the typical story.

But it set me up for a lot of success later in life.

It's genetic.

I think that it's become more commonly known that

So many things follow on a normal histogram distribution.

Some people

love their homes and very rarely leave.